A Day In Review
Friday, May 26, 2006- My fingers are numb from playing steel guitar strings;
- My hair is filled with sawdust and drywall mud;
- My throat is sore from the smoke that filled our house after I lit the fireplace this afternoon;
- I had to apologize to Jude for yelling at him unnecessarily this morning;
- I got to give Noah a horse-back ride today while he giggled;
- My wonderful husband helped me cut wood panelling for my kitchen with the skill saw (a saw that makes me nervous, so I asked him to do that job for me);
- Jabin smiled at the doctor through his entire 6-month checkup (six months already! Where did the time go?);
- Jude did manage to annoy his brother a LOT, but it seemed slightly less than usual;
- Noah did a bang-up job of singing and doing the actions to "If You're Happy And You Know It..." while I was practicing guitar tonight (I'm sure he also knows all the words to every VeggieTales sing-along CD we own, even if I can't understand all of them when he sings them);
- I realized that I had made so many mistakes when cutting my baseboard, I now no longer have enough--then thought that I might be able to make it work if I bevel two edges and stick them on as one long straight section (in other words, make it work as is. What? It's behind the hutch--no one will ever see it, anyway! And yes, baseboard is cheap, but not that cheap.);
- I managed to take ten minutes and blog about it all.
Quote of the Day:
"It's all knowing what to start with. If you start in the right place and follow all the steps, you will get to the right end." -Elizabeth Moon, The Speed of Dark, 2003
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3 comments
So you wanna be the next Andrew Lloyd Webber, that's awesome..
ReplyDeleteI love his musicals, I never get tired of seeing the Phantom, I've seen it 4 times..!!!
Good Luck and God Bless:)
I love to hear about your days. Just the everyday days. I hope you can help yourself to a wonderful bath tonight - get that dust out of your hair and rest your bones. Even the Energizer Bunny needs a recharge, so I've heard. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove ya,
C
Sarah--Thank you for visiting my blog. Phantom was my first exposure to ALW, as well as the first time I had seen a live musical, and I was hooked. I also love the works of Boublil and Schonberg (Les Mis, Miss Saigon), as well as some of Stephen Sondheim, plus the old standby Rogers & Hammerstein and Gilbert & Sullivan classics. Okay, there's actually too many I love to name here. Is it a musical? Chances are, I love it.
ReplyDeleteColleen--Bath. Mmmmm.... That sounds like a fabuloso idea. I'll have to consider it after I get home from grocery shopping. Maybe I can use the jet tube bubbles for the first time! Love ya!
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